JaNell Gore-Jackson
Posts by JaNell Gore-Jackson:
Public Works to Host Community Meeting about Grant Proposal for Alfred Harrel Bike Lane
On May 14, the Kern County Public Works will be hosting a community meeting at Hart Park at 6:00 p.m.
Two Board of Supervisors Vote in Favor of Occupancy Agreement Despite Conflict of Interest
Tuesday, the Kern County Board of Supervisors rejected the occupancy agreement for Bakersfield Recovery Services (BRS) to operate in a county building.
Cal City Detainees Advocate to Have Family Contact Visitation
Detainees in the California City Detention Center are advocating to be able to hug their family members during visits.
Community Opposes Data Center Proposed for Inyokern
Photo courtesy of Taxpayers for Accountability for Our GroundwaterCommunity Leaders Discuss Proposed 90% Budget Cut to CalFood Program
Bakersfield College (BC) Renegade Nexus Pantry and Community Action Partnership of Kern (CAPK) hosted a press conference with the California Association of Food Banks to discuss the need for continued funding of the CalFood Program.
Bakersfield Community Members Attend Rally for May Day
Community members gathered in downtown Bakersfield on May 1 for a May Day (International Workers’ Day) rally.
BC to Hosts Open Forums for Presidential Finalists
Students, faculty, and community members are invited to open forums with the final three candidates for the Bakersfield College President position.
Final Public Hearing Scheduled on Sewer Rate Increase
The City of Bakersfield will hold another public hearing regarding the proposed sewer rate increases on May 13 in the City Hall Chambers at 5:15 p.m.,
Discussion Highlights Healing And Collective Action Beyond One Leader
Thursday, the Kegely Institute with CSU Bakersfield held a town hall meeting for students and community members to discuss their emotions and thoughts surrounding Cesar Chavez and the allegations of sexual assault.
Utility Workshop Will Discuss Affordable Alternatives to PG&E and Other Private Companies
On April 30, Reclaim Our Power will host a utility workshop to discuss how the community can push private utility companies like PG&E out and have public utilities take over.
